Philipp Daun
Enable seamless video encoding and streaming with this Mux integration for Statamic sites.
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Philosophy
The main goal of this addon: make working with videos as easy as working with images.
How it works
Videos uploaded to an asset container are mirrored to your Mux account. Within a few seconds, they can be streamed
using the official <mux-video> web component, which is a drop-in replacement for the native video element.
Features
- Automatic sync
Mirror locally uploaded videos to your Mux account - Standard upload workflow
Upload original video files into the control panel like any other asset - No separate fieldtype required
Manage videos using the built-in assets fieldtype, freely mixing images and videos - Instant playback
Videos can be streamed within seconds of upload, before full encoding completes - Optimized streaming
Mux delivers a resolution matched to each viewer's bandwidth - Customizable player
Configure the Mux video player component to match your site's design - Secure streaming
Restrict access to videos using signed URLs
Getting Started
Read the docs on Installation and Connecting Mux.
Why a video service
Video encoding and delivery require more processing and storage than images. Serving video files directly from your origin server, without adaptive bitrate streaming, results in large downloads and inconsistent playback across devices and connections. A dedicated service handles encoding, storage, and adaptive delivery.
Why Mux
Mux provides encoding, storage, and delivery through a single API. This addon uses Mux specifically because it exposes these features through an HTTP API and ships official web components for video playback, both of which the addon depends on.
License
Statamic Mux is paid software with an open-source codebase. To use it in production, you'll need to buy a license from the Statamic Marketplace.
Credits
Developed by Philipp Daun
